Super Sack Bag expands in Lee County; invests $1.6 million in new manufacturing facility

Richmond - Governor Jim Gilmore today announced that Super Sack Bag, Inc. will locate a new manufacturing facility in the Lee County Industrial Park. The company, a subsidiary of B.A.G. Corp., has been a Lee County corporate citizen since 1995. This expansion will create 180 new jobs through a $1.6 million investment. Virginia successfully competed with Tennessee, Indiana and Texas for the project. 

Expansion will create 50 new jobs in Southwest Virginia

Richmond - Governor Jim Gilmore today announced that Data Services America, Inc. will expand its operations in Virginia by locating a facility in Buchanan County. The company will hire 50 employees by Fall 2000. Data Services America has operated a service center in Mecklenburg County since 1997. Virginia successfully competed with North Carolina for the investment. 

Also announces release of state directory of research & development facilities in Virginia

Students across Virginia obtain practical experience through marketing program

Manufacturing company will create 40 new jobs in Southwest Virginia

Richmond - Governor Jim Gilmore today announced that CBF, LLC has chosen Tazewell County for its new high-tech metal fabrication facility. The company will invest over $2.5 million in the project and create 40 new jobs. Virginia successfully competed with Kentucky for the investment. 

Virginia facility will be used for Intel's new Internet services hosting business

Tempur-Pedic to invest $14 million in new manufacturing facility in Duffield

Duffield - Governor Jim Gilmore today announced that Tempur-Pedic, Inc. will locate a new manufacturing facility in Scott County's Duffield Industrial Park. The company expects to create 265 new jobs through a $14 million investment. 

New facility will create 300 new jobs in Washington County, save 900 jobs in Smyth County

$30 million facility to result in 1,200 new jobs for Fredericksburg area

Richmond - Governor Jim Gilmore today announced Capital One's decision to locate a new customer service center in Spotsylvania County. The new $30 million facility, accommodating up to 1,200 new jobs, will be supported by Capital One's long-term tenancy. Virginia successfully competed with Texas, Florida and Washington for the investment. 

Contract with Mapra Eletronica resulted from trade mission to South America